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Thyssenkrupp has urged Berlin to move quickly to approve hundreds of millions in subsidies for a landmark carbon-neutral steel site, with one of the company's labour bosses saying workers' patience had run out.

The Peruvian arm of Canadian miner American Lithium Corp said on Wednesday it received authorization from the South American nation's authorities to carry out additional explorations near its current lithium project.

Chile's senate approved on Wednesday a long-awaited new mining royalty bill, passing it back to the lower chamber for a final vote that could come as early as next week.

The woman who sued Connecticut-based Subway over its tuna wants to drop the case, but the company wants a dismissal that would include sanctions against her.

Southeast Asia only accounts for around 12% of global thermal coal imports, so is often overshadowed by China and India in discussions about key coal consumer markets and the associated impact on emissions.

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Lithium companies Allkem Ltd and Livent Corp said on Wednesday they will combine in an all-stock $10.6 billion deal to create the world's third-largest producer of the metal used to make electric vehicle batteries.

China's imports of iron ore rose 5.1% in April from the same period the previous year, customs data showed on Tuesday, as buyers anticipated strong demand for the steelmaking ingredient during the peak spring construction season.

Major stock markets in the Gulf fell in early trade on Monday, with the Qatari bourse leading the losses following a slew of disappointing corporate earnings.

Chile's new constitution may end up looking a lot like the current text, which dates back to the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship - but without his name on it - after the political right took charge of the redraft process in a harsh nationwide electoral defeat for leftist President Gabriel Boric.